I thought this was pretty funny. A whole group of companies came together to assert that Musk is a serial liar who can’t be believed. Check out the article here by The Verge.

​Tesla apologists love to claim that Tesla gets undue criticism when their weird crashes kill people.  They justify all the Tesla customers who’ve been barbecued alive unexpectedly as a normal risk of driving. But they conveniently try to wave off the fact that normal cars don’t just burst into flames while sitting in a garage in the middle of the night. Nor do they hit the brakes unexpectedly while driving 80mph or take rest area off-ramps and slam into trucks at full speed. 

​So on the Saturday of a 3-day holiday weekend, Tesla reported hugely disappointing delivery numbers in the hopes that no one would notice. Or at least forget by Tuesday. The party is over folks. The whole Tesla growth story is running on fumes and it won’t be long before the stock price crashes. 

It seems that if you dig into any favorable piece of information related to Elon Musk, you end up finding that it’s not really what it’s cracked up to be.  The latest is his supposedly large twitter following. According to Studies, Elon Musk has one of the most fake followings of any famous person.